That's not as true as it once was. If enough people make the same bad decision they want government to pay for it. Student loans come to mind.People make bad choices and are held accountable. Just like it should be.
It's cause right wingers get laid a lot. It's a bit of a burden, but we always manage to rise to the occasion.Why is it the right wingers always bitching about child support?
Entrap? Keep ur zipper up boy.
It's cause right wingers get laid a lot. It's a bit of a burden, but we always manage to rise to the occasion.
Sure, sure.It's cause right wingers get laid a lot. It's a bit of a burden, but we always manage to rise to the occasion.
But if the man DID agree to have a baby I don't think he should be able to "Change his mind" and say he doesn't want to take care of the baby anymore.
If the man agrees to have a baby, that's a lifelong commitment and he can't run from it.
I think women should have to have a man sign a contract saying he would care for the baby.
What do you think?
You forgot sisters, cousins...Sure, sure.
Cattle, horses, sheep, and 'My Pillow' don't count. You should leave the brown-skinned maid alone as well.
It's cause right wingers get laid a lot. It's a bit of a burden, but we always manage to rise to the occasion.
Yea. That must be it.
Also, in this climate of Roevember midterms it takes a special kind of stupid to publicly kick around ideas of taking more rights away from women.
I mean *real special* kind of stupid.
That's not as true as it once was. If enough people make the same bad decision they want government to pay for it. Student loans come to mind.
The banks offer the loans because they aren't dischargeable. That's the single criteria that made the the whole thing work. A lot of people believe that a degree is a ticket to success, discovered that it doesn't always work that way, and now have a problem.Irresponsible banks making bad lending decisions come to mind. And financial workers getting bonuses for reckless investment decisions.
Student loan recipients need to band together and reconstitute themselves as a financial sector business and then claim to be 'too big to be allowed to fail'.
I agree, there isn’t a good answer. While I agree it sucks that a man can get saddled with a kid he doesn’t want but if you let men just bail on their responsibility you will end up with a country filled with single moms being supported by the government because tons of dads will ‘abort’ their kids, not pay anything to raise them, and then suddenly show back up in their lives when the dad feels like it. If I have to choose between dads taking care of their kids and the taxpayers, I choose dads.That's not as true as it once was. If enough people make the same bad decision they want government to pay for it. Student loans come to mind.
I keep dancing around the issue looking for a solution that gives the father some legal say in the outcome, and there really isn't any method of doing that. It's odd that I consider these things much more thoroughly now than back when I was a young horndog.
As Greenman says the only reason student loans still exist is that the law makes it so they can’t be discharged almost ever. If they could be discharged who would lend many tens thousands of dollars to people with no income and no assets?Irresponsible banks making bad lending decisions come to mind. And financial workers getting bonuses for reckless investment decisions.
Student loan recipients need to band together and reconstitute themselves as a financial sector business and then claim to be 'too big to be allowed to fail'.
You forgot the first paragraph in the section titled "Prevalence of Control of Reproductive or Sexual Health by an Intimate Partner", not reproductive coercion/birth control sabotage.
Now consider what roles men and women play in procreation, and why this comparison makes a difference.
Yeah you only post the women's side because you are a misogynist pig.
Many women have been victim to men who take off condoms during sex, especially when they get behind them or at other times. Or men who say they're going to pull out and don't. Anybody does that no matter what sex they should be held accountable
That's not as true as it once was. If enough people make the same bad decision they want government to pay for it. Student loans come to mind.
I have no issue with the general intent of this statementYea. That must be it.
Also, in this climate of Roevember midterms it takes a special kind of stupid to publicly kick around ideas of taking more rights away from women.
I mean *real special* kind of stupid.
Solid logic, and there is plenty of evidence that it's right on the mark.I agree, there isn’t a good answer. While I agree it sucks that a man can get saddled with a kid he doesn’t want but if you let men just bail on their responsibility you will end up with a country filled with single moms being supported by the government because tons of dads will ‘abort’ their kids, not pay anything to raise them, and then suddenly show back up in their lives when the dad feels like it. If I have to choose between dads taking care of their kids and the taxpayers, I choose dads.
It would have to be a really slutty professional who can "easily" terminate a pregnancy. You don't take this decision lightly if you are a woman. I think there was a movie that showed what a woman has to go through for the abortion process (taking doctor recommended pills etc. and suffering for days afterwards with pain and stuff). It really opened my eyes on what they have to endure. For a man, it's a 5 minute job to inject his DNA into her but for the woman, it's a significant time and emotional investment to take care of the consequences of that.Women can easily terminate the pregnancy
Very true, that.The only good thing about getting old is that getting laid isn't the all consuming passion it was when I was a kid.
The level to which I’m starting to enjoy a night in the recliner is alarming to me.I have no issue with the general intent of this statement
Solid logic, and there is plenty of evidence that it's right on the mark.
The only good thing about getting old is that getting laid isn't the all consuming passion it was when I was a kid.
The level to which I’m starting to enjoy a night in the recliner is alarming to me.
Haha yes. I’m fine with it though, more quality time with my cat.I'm at the "Sex is great and all but have you tried curling up under a blanket on the couch with a nice Manhattan?" point as I pass 40.
For me a good day is a day without Ibuprofen. A motorcycle accident and 47 years in construction have taken a toll. I still work hard, but I keep a kid near by to run for tools and carry one end of the endless supply of heavy things I have to move.The level to which I’m starting to enjoy a night in the recliner is alarming to me.
That’s a lot of constructing.For me a good day is a day without Ibuprofen. A motorcycle accident and 47 years in construction have taken a toll. I still work hard, but I keep a kid near by to run for tools and carry one end of the endless supply of heavy things I have to move.
It would have to be a really slutty professional who can "easily" terminate a pregnancy. You don't take this decision lightly if you are a woman. I think there was a movie that showed what a woman has to go through for the abortion process (taking doctor recommended pills etc. and suffering for days afterwards with pain and stuff). It really opened my eyes on what they have to endure. For a man, it's a 5 minute job to inject his DNA into her but for the woman, it's a significant time and emotional investment to take care of the consequences of that.